Sentence examples for sources of print from inspiring English sources

Do you think you are reading more because technology makes books, magazines, newspapers, Web sites, blogs and other sources of print entertainment and information easily available?

Print: Missoula has four main sources of print media: the Missoulian (primary daily), Missoula Independent (alternative weekly), Montana Kaimin (college), and New West (digital, progressive).

Listen to local and national radio, watch news reports on television, and read your newspaper and other sources of printed and Web-based information.

The car customizers, arguably more enamored of the logos than the companies they signify, are required to find independent sources of materials printed with logos in a repeated, wallpaper-like style.

The sources of chemicals, printing, and reagent deposition process used in assembling the 12-lane test card are described in previous publication, 25 with the exception of lanes that test for aspirin and sulfadoxine and a cobalt thiocyanate test modified by the presence of a basic buffer.

But they didn't seem to distinguish between a strong likelihood ratio (one in 100,000) and a weaker one onee in 1000) when estimating the probability that a suspect was the source of a print.

But the independent bookstores that have survived the growth of Amazon and the big bookstore chains have tried to retool over the years to become tougher, more agile and more creative in finding new sources of revenue beyond print books.

Consuming audio editions of print sources has been a relatively fringe behavior (we speak from personal experience as longtime, enthusiastic members of this fringe group).

As a first step, preliminary computer database searches supplemented with manual searches of print sources in Polish and Lithuanian were carried out.

Almost immediately on your left, you will find the Charles Hewitt Gallery, a source of antique prints and a haven for contemporary Australian artists and photographers.

Overall, patients were considered to be well informed due to their utilisation of countless other sources of information such as print media and TV.